There are long pauses where it is completely silent in the room.” As to the first applicant, the report by M.H. noted, inter alia, the following: “[He] was very passive during both visits.

According to a form explaining arrested persons’ rights which the applicant had signed, he had been reminded of the charges against him and of his right to remain silent.

not security internees (hereinafter ‘criminal detainees’):   (a) Upon the initial induction into a Coalition Force detention centre a criminal detainee shall be apprised of his rights to remain silent

A suspect or an accused shall be given the same information (including the information on the right to remain silent) before being questioned by police officers (Article   147 of the Code of Criminal

  On these occasions it is customary to take "Darshan" or       audience of the deities and offer silent private prayers as well       as participating

As the co-accused, represented by the lawyers Garbade and R., have availed themselves of their right to remain silent, the danger cannot be excluded that the defence counsels not only coordinate their

  The authorities did not therefore remain silent in a way that amounted to an implied refusal to grant the authorisation requested.

The applicant’s defence rights were explained to him by the investigator, including the right to remain silent and the right to have a lawyer.

    On 16 June 2001 the applicant was informed of his right to legal counsel and his right to remain silent, but he waived those rights in writing.

Citing his right to remain silent, the applicant refused to explain why his statements differed from those he had given previously. 17.

    At 12.30 p.m. on 23   March 2005 investigator S. questioned the applicant, who chose to remain silent in order not to incriminate himself. He was represented by lawyer K.

They also alleged that the interpreter did not do her job properly and remained silent in the face of the treatment being inflicted.

The   applicant remained silent. Interpretation between Macedonian and Greek was provided. 11.     The undercover agent presented his evidence in Greek.

    S.P. remained silent. 31.     On 10 March 2009 the Z. County Court dismissed the indictment submitted by the applicant and his parents as ill-founded.

relied on the testimonies of witnesses who had denied that S.N. had twisted his arms, while the photos he had submitted proved the contrary, and that the decision to refuse to open a criminal case was silent

The official shall also explain to the arrested person his or her rights: to be legally represented; to be provided with medical assistance; to make statements or to remain silent; to inform [third] parties

    Likewise, in the proceedings before this Court, the Government also remained silent on the matter and did not advance any alternative explanation regarding the origin of the injuries referred

the applicant’s right to silence was protected in domestic law, the Court notes that the applicant’s lawyer was dismissed from the case by the investigator after having advised his client to remain silent

    Right to remain silent 43 .     The Constitution of the Russian Federation provides, in so far as relevant: Article 51 “1.